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The Incubator Case Study for Digital Twin Engineering. / Feng, Hao; Gomes, Cláudio; Thule, Casper et al.
ArXiv, 2021.

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Harvard

Feng, H, Gomes, C, Thule, C, Lausdahl, K, Sandberg, M & Larsen, PG 2021 'The Incubator Case Study for Digital Twin Engineering' ArXiv. <https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.10390.pdf>

APA

Feng, H., Gomes, C., Thule, C., Lausdahl, K., Sandberg, M., & Larsen, P. G. (2021). The Incubator Case Study for Digital Twin Engineering. ArXiv. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.10390.pdf

CBE

Feng H, Gomes C, Thule C, Lausdahl K, Sandberg M, Larsen PG. 2021. The Incubator Case Study for Digital Twin Engineering. ArXiv.

MLA

Feng, Hao et al. The Incubator Case Study for Digital Twin Engineering. ArXiv. 2021., 18 p.

Vancouver

Feng H, Gomes C, Thule C, Lausdahl K, Sandberg M, Larsen PG. The Incubator Case Study for Digital Twin Engineering. ArXiv. 2021 Feb.

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Feng, Hao ; Gomes, Cláudio ; Thule, Casper et al. / The Incubator Case Study for Digital Twin Engineering. ArXiv, 2021.

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